OMg whut an origaaanul title. XD

Anyway, thanks to the great refering me to an artist named "Li Xhiquin" [link] who is an astounding illustrator for some of the chinese comic book versions of famous WuXia novels... Whose style officially now rocks my socks and ranks up there for FireNation/Earthkingdom styles with my favorite inuit artist Germaine Arnaktayouk in terms of Watertribe styles.

And since somm'a ya'll already know that I totalee fell deeply in love with the Omashu legend sequence from "Cave of Two Lovers", here is fanart from it. heheh...-3-

Traditional brush and ink for forms, and digital brushing for the borders and ancient rice-paper moulding look. Composing and pencil sketching this thing was a biotch, (basically a n00b attempt which ended up making the objects and the representation of the Omashu mountain itself looked kinda B'Sed and overly centered, though I DO know that this is not the way to compose backgrounds in real traditional asian landscapes... XD...but ehehe, representation vs. realism won me ovar)

and I got nervous and my hand was shakin when I got to the details of their faces, one mistake and their mugs would have ended up so awkward. @w@ Aw, but oh well, still happy with it, the end result was better than planned.
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Yes, I know I need work on my chinese calligraphy. ^_^;

who knows, maybe someday, I'll make another piece that'll be an improvement on this.

(Oma and Shu (c) Nickelodeon, Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko)